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Patrick O'Connor

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University of Adelaide

Australia

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Patrick O'Connor is a Professor at The University of Adelaide, Australia. His research areas include environmental science, sustainability, and antibiotic resistance, with recent articles exploring themes such as citizen science in education, biochar applications, and the ecological impacts of urbanization on microbial communities. His work emphasizes the intersection of biodiversity, agricultural practices, and urban health.

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Sarah Brugler

Lecturer (research and teaching)

MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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Di Zeng

University of Adelaide

AUSTRALIA

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Fran Baum

Professor

University of Adelaide

AUSTRALIA

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Ayesha Tulloch

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA

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Rida Akzar

Lecturer

University of Adelaide

AUSTRALIA

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Peng Bi

Professor

University of Adelaide

AUSTRALIA

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Douglas K Bardsley

AUSTRALIA

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Erinn P Fagan‐Jeffries

AUSTRALIA

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Carmel Williams

Senior Lecturer and Director Centre for Health in All Policies Research Translation

University of Adelaide

AUSTRALIA

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Jacinta Humphrey

Senior Research Fellow

University of Melbourne

AUSTRALIA

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Sean Connell

Professor

University of Adelaide

AUSTRALIA

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Stefan Kaufman

MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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Lily van Eeden

RMIT University

AUSTRALIA

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Pathways to a nature positive agricultural sector

Evaluative governance for climate action in Australia

Empowering women in Indonesian agritourism: a systematic literature review

Global change influences the prevalence and diversity of gut bacterial pathogens in soil invertebrates

Formation of biodiversity restoration payment acceptance: A review from socio-psychological and experimental economic perspectives

Phages drive the dissemination of antibiotic resistance genes by facilitating host adaptation to heavy metal stress

Catching ‘the bug’: Investigating insects through school‐based citizen science increases intentions for environmental activities in students and teachers

Converting pig manure into biochar mitigates the antibiotic resistance of vegetable endophytes

Four birds with one stone: applying nitrification inhibitor on the basis of percarbamide restores yield, decreases fungicide residue, enhances soil multifunctionality and stimulates bacterial community

Sustainable food consumption: Sustainability-conscious consumers do not reduce food waste but nutrition-conscious consumers do

Zoonotic pathogen-driven antibiotic resistance emerges in urban soils: A large-scale study in 13 cities across China

Striving for food security in a fragile and conflict-affected situation: The unintended consequences of delivering intended outcomes in Afghanistan

Enhancing Sustainability in Rice Farming: Institutional Responses to Floods and Droughts in Pump-Based Irrigation Systems in Wajo District, Indonesia

Lessening the unknown: An unintended consequences knowability classification schema for international development projects

Urbanization homogenized soil viral communities across three climate zones

Carbonservation with Demonstrated Biodiversity and Carbon Gains: Carbon Can Pay But Biodiversity Must Lead

From grasslands to genes: exploring the major microbial drivers of antibiotic-resistance in microhabitats under persistent overgrazing

Increased monetary equity and health wellbeing benefits for marginal urban socioeconomic groups from access to green space

Quantifying environmental drivers of vegetation condition in a temperate ecosystem can improve detection of management impacts

Stronger deterministic processes shape the plastisphere microbiota of biodegradable microplastics compared to non-biodegradable microplastics in farmland soil

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Sarah Brugler

Di Zeng

Fran Baum

Ayesha Tulloch

Rida Akzar

Peng Bi

Douglas K Bardsley

Erinn P Fagan‐Jeffries

Carmel Williams

Jacinta Humphrey

Sean Connell

Stefan Kaufman

Lily van Eeden

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